Hellingly Hospital, Sussex
A quick trip to what was originally East Sussex Country Asylum. This time I focused on visiting Park House which is a separate annex located
The Conditioning House, Bradford
Built in 1902 as a result of a special act of parliment as a scientific testing facility for the wool industry. Nearly 70% of all
Stanley Royd Museum & Chapel, Wakefield
Stanley Royd was one of the earliest aslyums built with construction starting in 1816. Work completed in November 1818. It closed in 1996 and has
Billingham House, Teeside
ICI’s Agricultural Division Offices – commonly known as ADO and then Billingham House. A seven story complex overlooking the ICI chemical plant on the otherside
Fairmile Hospital, Berkshire
Fairmile hospital opened in 1870 and had a 132 year long career in caring for people with mental health problems. The site was purchased in
St Lawrences Asylum, Bodmin
Orginally known as ‘Cornwall County Asylum’ it was founded in 1815 at Westheath Avenue, Bodmin and became known as St Lawrence’s Hospital under the National
Hellingly Hospital, East Sussex
The East Essex County Mental Asylum opened its doors in 1903. It is built close to the small village of Hellingly, in South East England.
Stoke Damerel High School For Girls, Plymouth
The Stoke Damerel Secondary School for Girls was founded in August 1926, when the Plymouth Local Education Authority transferred the girls from Regent Street Central
Deva, Countess of Chester Asylum, Chester
The Cheshire County Lunatic Asylum, more commonly known as Deva, lies in the grounds of the still active Countess Of Chester Hospital in Chester. In
Bridewell Island, Bristol
This was my third visit to the site, having previously visited back in Feb & March. I still don’t think I’ve captured all of the
George Barnsley & Sons, Sheffield
George Barnsley & Sons Ltd specialised in tools for shoe makers and leather workers. The building closed around 2004.
Tottenham House, Savernake
There have been four buildings called Tottenham House on this site on the southern edge of Savernake Forest. The present palladian mansion was built in